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The Sun
08-08-2025
- Politics
- The Sun
Malaysia Quran Hour 2025 features three surahs for empathy-driven independence
SHAH ALAM: The 11th edition of Malaysia #QuranHour will take place nationwide on Aug 30, with the main event broadcast live from Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin in Putrajaya. Yayasan Warisan Ummah Ikhlas (WUIF) CEO Marhaini Yusoff announced the theme for this year's event as 'Merdeka Dengan Rasa' or 'Independence with Empathy'. The programme will highlight three selected surahs: Al-Saff, Al-Balad, and Ali Imran. Marhaini explained that these surahs emphasise the concept of 'Ahassa', a deep empathy that inspires disciplined action and commitment to building a strong ummah. She said the initiative aims to cultivate empathetic leaders akin to 'modern-day Saidina Umar', who actively address suffering with compassion. The theme encourages society to break free from arrogance, oppression, and injustice while fostering fairness and mutual respect. Marhaini also introduced the #ResetRasa mission, urging Malaysians to reassess their struggles and sensitivity to surrounding hardships. She stressed that Malaysia #QuranHour 2025 is more than a Quran-reading campaign but a values-driven movement centred on Allah. The event calls for action rooted in faith rather than power, wealth, or popularity. - Bernama
Sinar Daily
08-08-2025
- Politics
- Sinar Daily
Malaysia Quran Hour 2025 on Aug 30 to feature three selected surahs
The programme, which begins at noon, will adopt the theme 'Merdeka Dengan Rasa', focusing on three selected surahs, namely Al-Saff, Al-Balad and Ali Imran. 08 Aug 2025 03:56pm Yayasan Warisan Ummah Ikhlas (WUIF) chief executive officer Marhaini Yusoff - Photo by Bernama SHAH ALAM - Malaysia #QuranHour, now in its 11th year, will be held simultaneously nationwide and broadcast live from the main venue at Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin in Putrajaya, on Aug 30. Yayasan Warisan Ummah Ikhlas (WUIF) chief executive officer Marhaini Yusoff said the programme, which begins at noon, will adopt the theme 'Merdeka Dengan Rasa' ("Independence with Empathy'), focusing on three selected surahs, namely Al-Saff, Al-Balad, and Ali Imran. She said these three surahs provide a framework of values and actions based on the concept of 'Ahassa', which is deep empathy that drives action with discipline, awareness, and commitment to building a strong, guided ummah centred on Allah as the core of its struggle. "We want to nurture more 'modern-day Saidina Umar', empathetic leaders who do not merely witness the people's suffering, but respond with action and compassion,' she said during the media synergy briefing in conjunction with Malaysia #QuranHour 2025 here today. Marhaini said the 'Merdeka Dengan Rasa' theme was chosen to call on society to free itself from arrogance, oppression, and injustice, and move towards building a fair, compassionate, and mutually respectful community. She added that Malaysia #QuranHour also carries the #ResetRasa mission, a call for all segments of society to re-examine the direction of their struggles and their sensitivity to the suffering around them. "Malaysia #QuranHour 2025 is not just a campaign to read the Quran, but a values-driven movement that calls on all Malaysians to feel, respond, and act; making Allah the centre of their struggle, not power, wealth, or popularity,' she said. - BERNAMA Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin More Like This
Barnama
08-08-2025
- General
- Barnama
Malaysia Quran Hour 2025 On Aug 30 To Feature Three Selected Surahs
SHAH ALAM, Aug 8 (Bernama) -- Malaysia #QuranHour, now in its 11th year, will be held simultaneously nationwide and broadcast live from the main venue at Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin in Putrajaya, on Aug 30. Yayasan Warisan Ummah Ikhlas (WUIF) chief executive officer Marhaini Yusoff said the programme, which begins at noon, will adopt the theme 'Merdeka Dengan Rasa' ('Independence with Empathy'), focusing on three selected surahs, namely Al-Saff, Al-Balad, and Ali Imran. She said these three surahs provide a framework of values and actions based on the concept of 'Ahassa', which is deep empathy that drives action with discipline, awareness, and commitment to building a strong, guided ummah centred on Allah as the core of its struggle.
Business Recorder
04-07-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
Stakeholders share feedback after meeting with PSL management
LAHORE: Over the last 10 years we have shown to the world that we have the capacity, capability and organizational skills to pull off a vast six-week tournament across Pakistan involving over 60 overseas players. This was the feedback shared by the stakeholders after a meeting with the management of the Pakistan Super League (PSL). The stakeholders of HBL-PSL including representatives of franchises, title sponsor, media rights partners and commercial partners met the management at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore. Among the participants the representatives of the media rights partners of HBL-PSL also held workshops with the PSL management, which was headed by Chief Executive Officer Salman Naseer. Ali Imran, Rao Umar Hashim Khan and Ayaz Imam from Walee Technologies, Trans Group and A Sports, respectively took part in the stakeholders meeting and shared their views with the PCB Digital. PSL's title sponsor HBL was represented by Chief Marketing and Communications Officer, Ali Habib, who also lauded the remarkable consistency of the tournament. Ali Imran, Senior Vice President Walee Technologies said, 'I think HBL PSL X was just amazing. Walee partnered with biggest live-streaming and digital platforms in Pakistan including Begin, Daraz, Myco, Tamasha and Tapmad. This is the first time 57.4 million fans from Pakistan streamed the PSL matches and there were over 3.4 billionm views across these platforms. The way the PSL team works is amazing and they have been a great support for Walee Technologies in bringing the HBL PSL closer to the fans. I urge the fans to get ready to witness the biggest PSL event next year as we plan to bring more digital innovations to fore.' Rao Umar Hashim Khan, Group Director Trans Group said, 'Being the pioneer partner, I have the best wishes for the HBL PSL and I feel it is going to become the biggest cricketing event in the world. PSL is growing every season and we are hopeful that we'll showcase lots of good cricket in times to come. It has been an honour for Trans Group to be part of the HBL PSL for the entirety of the 10 seasons. It is such a joy to be a part of the PSL and everywhere we go it feels amazing to represent Pakistan's mega event.' Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Express Tribune
03-07-2025
- Business
- Express Tribune
'PSL X was a bumper success'
Members of PSL Management are seen with representatives of franchises, title sponsor, media rights partners and commercial partners in a meeting at NCA on Thursday. photo: PCB The management of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) met all the stakeholders of HBL PSL including representatives of franchises, title sponsor, media rights partners and commercial partners on Thursday at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore to discuss the various aspects of the league and to highlight the tremendous strides the PSL has made over the past ten years since its launch in 2016. Among the participants the representatives of the media rights partners of HBL PSL also held workshops with the PSL management, which was headed by Chief Executive Officer Salman Naseer. Ali Imran, Rao Umar Hashim Khan and Ayaz Imam from Walee Technologies, Trans Group and A Sports, respectively took part in the stakeholders meeting and shared their views with the PCB Digital. PSL's title sponsor HBL was represented by Chief Marketing and Communications Officer, Ali Habib, who also lauded the remarkable consistency of the tournament. Ali Imran, Senior Vice President Walee Technologies, while speaking on the occasion, said: "I think HBL PSL X was just amazing. Walee partnered with biggest live-streaming and digital platforms in Pakistan including Begin, Daraz, Myco, Tamasha and Tapmad. This is the first time 57.4 million fans from Pakistan streamed the PSL matches and there were over 3.4 billionm views across these platforms. "The way the PSL team works is amazing and they have been a great support for Walee Technologies in bringing the HBL PSL closer to the fans. I urge the fans to get ready to witness the biggest PSL event next year as we plan to bring more digital innovations to fore." Rao Umar Hashim Khan, Group Director Trans Group also spoke on the occasion and said: "Being the pioneer partner, I have the best wishes for the HBL PSL and I feel it is going to become the biggest cricketing event in the world. PSL is growing every season and we are hopeful that we'll showcase lots of good cricket in times to come. "It has been an honour for Trans Group to be part of the HBL PSL for the entirety of the 10 seasons. It is such a joy to be a part of the PSL and everywhere we go it feels amazing to represent Pakistan's mega event." Ayaz Imam, Senior Vice President A Sports expressed his views and praised the PSL for growing bigger and stronger with every passing edition. "HBL PSL is the biggest tournament in Pakistan at the moment and thanks to the Almighty that the success in 10 years has been tremendous and I feel it will keep on excelling in the future. Being the broadcaster of this tournament, we feel proud. Our ratings go higher and higher every time the PSL comes around." Ali Habib, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer HBL, also praised the blossoming of the Pakistan Super League over the past decade into biggest sporting brand in the country. "Everyone should reflect one the remarkable consistency of the HBL PSL for the last 10 years. At the start of every year the fans get excited about a new HBL PSL season, which in turn has made it as one of the biggest sporting brands. "We should all pat our back for this wonderful achievement. Over the last 10 years we have shown to the world that we have the capacity, capability and organizational skills to pull off a vast six-week tournament across Pakistan involving over 60 overseas players."
